Installation of operating system problem

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• Qosmio F30-114 - a problem with the installation of operating system

  Hi all
  I have a problem during the installation of operating system from the recovery disk (Win XP Media Center Edition).
  After loading the disc, I seen the installer welcome window, set up all the parameters in it and pressed the OK button.
  After that, an error has occurred (in a black console window):

  Check the type of partition MBR
  Not FOUND: Partition ID 4 is 0x00 not 0 x 88
  Seeking the TMBR
  No found TMBR!
  Fact.

  Microsoft DiskPart version 5.2.3790.1830
  Copyright (C) 1999-2001 Microsoft Corporation.
  On computer: MININT-JVC

  Disk 0 is now the selected disk.

  Services of disk management cannot complete the operation.
  Specified drive does not exist.
  ERROR: E:\04629R01 Reco-unpacking. TPA has failed!
  Press a key to continue...

  After reading this message and pressing a computer key restarts and that's all that happens.
  Also I can not install another OS (Win 7 for example), during the last part of an installation, I get a message "the work cannot be completed.".

  That's happened? I don't understand what is the reason for this problem. I was reinstall another OS (the drive recovery too) often earlier and everything was OK.

  You can install WXP using the Microsoft installation disc?
  Set the BIOS on the settings by default and to use the recovery disk again.

• Installation of Windows 8 as a guest operating system problem

  Hello

  On my machine with Windows 7 (64-bit) Ultimate, I run the VMWare Player 5. I have many guests of computer virtual with Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, and they are all working well.

  Now, I tried to install the free trial of Windows 8 (64-bit). I downloaded it as a ISO file.

  But when tryng to do a VMWare client with it, it does not install and I get the following error:

  Recovery

  Your PC needs to be repaired

  The application or the operating system could not be loaded because a required file is missing or contains errors.

  File: \windows\system32\boot\winload.exe

  Error code: 0-xC0000001

  You will need to use the tools of recovery on your installation media. If you do not have any media (such as a disc or USB device) contact your system administrator or the computer manufacturer.

  Someone knows this problem?

  Thanks in advance,

  Best regards

  André.

  Hello and welcome to the communities.

  Check the checksum of ISO that you downloaded? Eventually looks bad media.

• Dreamweaver - installation of operating system required problem

  I am trying to install the trial version of Adobe Dreamweaver on my PC. When I click on install, I get a message saying 'you are running an operating system that Dreamweaver no longer supports. The operating system on my PC is Windows XP with Service Pack 3. I was wondering if there is anyway around this problem.

  Thank you for all the advice available.

  Carol Liston

  Try dw cs6, http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/cs6-product-downloads.html

• Problems with Auto-updater after re-installation of operating system and creative suite for CS3

  Hello

  I had to reinstall my operating system. After that, I downloaded my CS3 Design Premium Creative Suite Adobe and reinstall applications. Now, when you open an application, I get an error of auto update. I just spent an hour talking to technical support to learn that they provide is no longer supported for earlier versions and request assistance here.

  Just going to leave the intro here first to see if someone is in the listening/still interested in helping with this 'old version' / error message.

  B

  Try direct updates

  https://www.Adobe.com/downloads/updates/

• I am trying to add itunes to an old computer for my kids. It has the windows xp operating system. problem of Setup Windows how can I solve the problem?

  I am trying to add itunes to an old computer for my kids. It has the windows xp operating system.  When I try to install itunes, I get an error message that says: I'm having problems with my windows installer.  I don't have an existing copy of itunes on the computer that would be a new installation.   How can I solve the problem?  I have a new computer with windows 7 and had no problem with installation on it.

  If you can not receive answers that will solve your problem, I would suggest that repost you to...

  Cummunities to Support Apple - itunes for Windows:

  https://discussions.Apple.com/community/iTunes/itunes_for_windows

• Start of message network AMD during installation of operating system prompted

  Hello

  I am trying to install a guest operating system in Vmware Workstation with an ISO of Windows XP SP3, I got MSDN subscriptions.

  Configure the virtual machine using the new Machine virtual Wizard of VMWare Workstation (I choose the option "Typical") and "install the operating system later. After the initial installation, I point the device CD/DVD virtual machine for the ISO of Windows XP SP3 file on my hard drive.

  My Version of VMWare Workstation is: 7.1.0 build 261024

  Host operating system is: Windows 7 Ultimate

  Regarding the CD/DVD device:

  "Connect at power on" is already selected.

  Device type is: IDE 1:0 CD/DVD (IDE)

  I checked the file type of the ISO file I got from MSDN and it is indeed an ISO as shown below:

  en_windows_xp_service_pack_3_x86_cd_x14 - 60489.iso: # data filesystem ISO 9660 CD-ROM "GRTMUPD_EN".

  When I start the virtual machine, I press F2 and go into the BIOS. Change the boot order by moving the CD/DVD-ROM option to the top of the list in the boot order. Press F10 (to save changes to configuration of startup and exit). However, even after this, the VM tries to boot from the network boot device. I have attached the screenshot of the message that I get for the network boot.

  Why the VM starts not using ISO that I mentioned the Virtual Machine CD/DVD device to file?

  Please note that I don't have any physical device CD/DVD in my computer. However, I don't think that should have an impact on it because VMWare Workstation will virtualize for the Virtual Machine's CD/DVD-ROM material, even if the physical machine (host) does not have a CD/DVD ROM.

  I used the procedure above to correctly install the Windows XP SP3 guest OS in the past, but now, it doesn't seem to work. It seems that booting from CD/DVD-ROM does not work and it goes to the default startup network every time. Please help me solve this problem.

  Thank you.

  Hi NeonFlash,

  You probably have a disk that contains just to Service Pack 3, for the installation of the Service Pack on top of an existing instance of Windows XP.

  Search for download separately from Windows XP with Service Pack 3 on MSDN and download this one.

  See you soon,.

  --

  Darius

• Satellite A200 - restart Constant preventing re-installation of operating system

  OK so I was using my laptop (Satellite A200) and it restarted at random, so it kept rebooting at startup upward.
  So I decided to use a recovery disc.
  He won't through recovery disks without rebooting, so I don't even have a full operating system.
  If I open it in the BIOS, it does not restart, it will remain just work inside.

  What is the problem, software, hardware, and how much will it cost to get fixed because I don't think that there is something left I can do more.
  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  This whole story seems somewhat strange. I really don't understand what is wrong with that, but please try to follow:
  -Turn on your laptop and press F12 repeatedly to enter the boot options
  -Where the list of boot devices is provided recovery media in the optical disc drive
  -In the list choose the CD/DVD drive and press ENTER
  -Follow the on-screen menu

  Can you do this?
  It works well?
  There is a new problem?

• Installation of operating system of the flash player

  Hard drive in HP Pavillion G7 my husband failed several months ago, and although we tried to get help from HP because it was under warranty, with long expectations and have passed to a person and the other; We couldn't spend the hours of waiting, then kept trying again and again and finally the 1 year warranty has increased. Of course, HP wouldn't help us. So we just replaced the hard drive today and the first screen came enabled us to test the new hard drive and it works fine. It has the operating system stored on a flash drive. We are in HP PC Hardware Diagnostics UEFI which is where we did the test of hard disk drive and its now running a memory test. Once it is done, how install us the OS in his computer? Thanks in advance!

  When you request support, please provide the model name and product number complete (p/n) of the HP computer in question. HP/Compaq made thousands of computer models. Without this information, it can be difficult, even impossible to help you solve your problem.

  The information requested above are on the bottom of your computer, inside the battery compartment or on the BIOS boot screen. Please see How can I find my model number or product number? for help more to find this information. DO NOT include your serial number. Please enter the product/model information consumer HP Online Support page and post it here for our review.

  

  See performing a recovery of HP (Windows 8) system or perform a recovery of the system (Windows 7) HP for instructions on using your HP recovery media to return the computer to a factory State.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• charging on different operating systems problem

  Hello

  Since this is my first post, I'll say this first: I love my 4 GB Sansa Clip!

  I had a strange problem, however, and a quick look through the forums has not enlightened yet, although I apologize if it's already been processed somewhere I use my Clip in MSC mode exclusively (DPW was just too odd and flaky). To make it work fine on Windows XP, Mac OS X Tiger and Ubuntu Linux 9.04. Windows is on my main computer, and several months ago the Clip stopped being recognized. In fact, when I plugged into the computer, it come alive and say it is 'connected', but it would not charge and it would not appear as a device in Windows. So I tried it on my Mac mini, and it worked fine. So I used it on my Mac mini since then, but tonight, the same thing happened there: I plugged into it, he said 'connected', but not charged and could not climb. I'm so back to my Windows machine thinking maybe the moody aircraft was begging for some MS action tonight, but no luck. So I restarted in my distro Ubuntu (9.04 v and guess what?) Fortunately, it is charging as I type and he fitted immediately and allowed me to transfer files via.

  So, what gives? Why would it matter what operating system tries to mount? It is a complete mystery to me, and I wonder how long I could have before even Linux stops recognize it...

  Anyone else encounter this? Thanks in advance!

  I can't speak for your Mac problem, but sometimes the Windows can have a brainfart and corrupt the USB driver. Go in with the connected player Device Manager and look for a faulty device (indicated by a triangle-and-yellow exclamation icon) in the tree view of the devices Universal Serial Bus controllers section. Delete any you find, disconnect the drive and restart your PC. Once Windows has finished loading, reconnect the video and Windows should detect and reinstall the driver.

• Installation of operating system on hard disc

  Hi guess so I bought a new hard drive because mine went wrong.  Me being perhaps a little blond, I realized that I needed to re-download my operating system (I have the disks) then when I go to run it... takes me to the black screen and it says that your cd/dvd during this start-up cycle drive is f: a virtual disk drive is available for this round of startup as C : it contains several tools to drive seteup hard please use these tools only under the direction of Dell support staff.   F:\ > someone at - he signs... I called dell and of course my warranty has increased in March while they wanted me to pay $129... but this is an operating system so it would be through microsoft?  Let me know what you think

  Hi guess so I bought a new hard drive because mine went wrong.  Me being perhaps a little blond, I realized that I needed to re-download my operating system (I have the disks) then when I go to run it... takes me to the black screen and it says that your cd/dvd during this start-up cycle drive is f: a virtual disk drive is available for this round of startup as C : it contains several tools to drive seteup hard please use these tools only under the direction of Dell support staff.   F:\ > someone at - he signs... I called dell and of course my warranty has increased in March while they wanted me to pay $129... but this is an operating system so it would be through microsoft?  Let me know what you think

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  If you have a new hard drive and a copy of Vista...
  the following article is maybe worth a visit:

  Installation and reinstallation of Windows Vista
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/installing-and-reinstalling-Windows-Vista

• Installation of operating system on Pover eadge 840

  My problem is the following...

  Follow the instructions that allows you to install the axis: "insert Dell and Documentation DVD systems management tools in the DVD player.

  Reboot your system and boot from the DVD.

  The Start Menu appears.

  Select Dell Systems Build and Update Utility to go to the Dell Systems Build and Update Utility Home screen.

  Click Server Instalation operating system"

  However, I do not get the option to "Click on Server OS Instalation" but I get that the computer doesn't see more than 512 MB of RAM and can not continue...

  Here is a picture http://tinypic.com/r/2zplicl/5

  Please help me

  Also make sure that the Install Mode OS in the BIOS (F2) Setup is DISABLED/OFF.

• Installation of operating system on a new hard drive

  My compact presario v4832ea hard drive just died yesterday. It's a Toshiba MK8025GAS - 80 GB Ultra ATA/100 EIDE hard drive - 5 400 rpm, 2.5 inches of width, height 9.5 mm. Now I think to upgrade to a bigger, but I don't know if I'll be able to use the installation CD of Windows Xp with a hard drive to a different size. I am fearing a message in the sense of "can not install operating system. Incorrect hard drive size.

  You never know...

  capintxu

  Hello

  lol capintxu

  don't worry... just buy new HARD drive... XP would work fine...

  You can install XP on 1000 GB HARD drive also. xD

  Kind regards

  EverWin

• Re: Satellite C855 - installation of operating system on new HARD drive

  Hello everyone

  My son c855 SATELLITE are collected next week for the replacement of the hard disk to be mounted under warranty; does anyone know if the Windows operating system installed on the new HD?

  Of course you can do it. I just hope that you have created a recovery media.
  If Yes this recovery disc to install the original recovery image on the new HARD drive.

• Installation of operating system on new HARD drive

  Is it possible to use the recovery CD to reinstall the operating system on a new drive or is the info stored on a partition on my original CD?

  Thank you

  Hello

  The use of the Toshiba Recovery CD will set the laptop back to the factory settings.
  The image of Toshiba which is placed on the restore CD contains all the drivers, tools, and utilities that were preinstall on the laptop.

  Don t worry. You can replace the HARD drive and then just boot from the recovery CD.
  This procedure will install the operating system and all the necessary applications and you will get the complete functional unit. ;)